What impressive toilets have you all seen?

Actually, I think most of the toilets are the same, nothing special, but some of them may be dirty. But there is one toilet that I have seen that is very impressive to me. It really left a shadow on me, I went to that toilet once before, and now I won't go to kill me.

I remember that toilet was the one in my grandmother's hometown. At that time, my parents and I were at my grandmother's house, but my grandmother's house only had one bucket for going to the toilet. But is that bucket only for small ones, not for big ones?

There was a public toilet far, far away from my grandmother's house, where the whole village went to the toilet. You know, the public toilets are very dirty, and it feels like the public toilets are a long time ago, and there are very tall trees around them, so when you walk into that toilet, it's almost all very dark, just a little light, and the sun can barely penetrate it. There is also the digging of that kind of public toilet, which should be built with mud bricks, not that kind of cement anyway, and then it slowly grows moss.

Anyway, as soon as I walked into that public toilet, it was very scary, like a small black room, when I was a child, I went to the toilet once during the day, it was really dirty, it was very dark, I was very scared, and when I came out of the toilet, I cried. Really call me back now, I really don't want to go to the toilet there for a while.

I think that toilet is probably the most impressive toilet I've ever come across, and I really don't want to remember it. But it's okay now, I heard that their village demolished the toilet and rebuilt it, and it seems to be quite tall. Anyway, the most impressive thing for me is this toilet.

I live in this city is a third-tier city is not particularly big, but occasionally a photo news we still feel more proud, in our city there will be a public toilet every 200 meters, so you don't have to worry about where to find a toilet after you give birth to our city or come to our city to travel, this is our city is particularly intimate! But what's even more interesting is that the appearance of these toilets is really interesting, he doesn't write two more big words public toilets as usual, he has a lot of shapes and themes, just like we have in KTV, there are many, many themes, its appearance has the shape of an angry bird, and the pavilion in Hugh's old acquaintance park, so that we don't look like a toilet from the outside.

In fact, we don't have anything to be proud of, it's this thing that makes me very proud, and those toilets seem to be very eager to go in, just say you don't want to go to the toilet and want to go in and see the theme of this toilet, everyone must have heard of the theme of KTV or the theme of the hotel, but I have never heard of the theme of the toilet, so I am very proud of the careful planning we are engaged in. That Angry Birds themed toilet in particular must have captivated countless little ones.

When it comes to toilets, I think of the Chinese going to Japan to grab the toilet seat. Japan is a country known for its craftsmanship. Even a toilet bowl can make so many tricks.

When I was working in Japan, I used this toilet seat a few times. In fact, this thing is also very popular in China. The basic function is to have a flushing and drying function, so there is no need to clean it with toilet paper.

Relatively clean and hygienic. The second is that you can heat the toilet to avoid going to the toilet when it is colder. Uncomfortable sitting.

It looks quite advanced, but in fact, many people are not used to it. This kind of toilet at a colleague's house is basically used as an ordinary toilet after the novelty has passed. These bells and whistles are rarely used.

Once, in a shopping mall in Japan, when I went to the toilet, I found a switch device on the side wall of the toilet. Press it to make a flushing sound. I guess it's a way to cover up the awkward sound.

I'd heard of this before, but this was the first time I'd seen it. It feels quite human. Especially for those who pay a lot of attention to their image.

I've also seen a corner of the toilet with a child seat. I think this design should be designed for people with children. It's still the kind of kid who is relatively small.

It is not possible to leave the parents' sight. But what I don't understand is why the men's toilet is also designed with this kind of child seat. I've never seen a few Japanese men with children.

It should also reflect the humanized design. It feels better than nothing.

The best design I've ever seen is one that is water-efficient. That is, at the same time as you flush, the toilet will refill the tank. Whereas, the filling of water is through a faucet that fills the tank outside the tank.

During this process, people who have gone to the toilet can use this water to wash their hands. It feels like a nice and simple design. In fact, when I returned to China, I also wanted to buy a similar toilet.

But there is no similar one to be found in Chinese shopping malls. I thought why not learn about this simple and eco-friendly design when we went to Japan to grab the toilet seat. It's really putting the cart before the horse!